We're in agreement on that. I don't like liver at all.I realize that my tastes (or lack of) are not the same as others
We're in agreement on that. I don't like liver at all.I realize that my tastes (or lack of) are not the same as others
I love it.
I love it.
Well it looks nice, but I am sure I would be able to smell the liver in it! I would sub out the liver for some regular beef tips and all would be well in my world.
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My Maria an her husband take me no McDonald but Burger King. I sit an look at it, I say Maria is this real meats? She say si mama. I say it seem for me box more to have in common with cow. I take one bite an ewwww no for me.
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I've never eaten a kidney in my life. I would try it, though. As long as it doesn't have a strong, pungent taste like liver does I would probably continue to eat it. It's not something that one sees in the supermarkets over here.
These are sold to commercial pubs and businesses here. My wife has access to commercial foods and we get the beef burger patties , pre cooked and quick. And my go to burger. They come in a sleeve of about 20 patties.
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I like to use McCormick's Montreal Steak Seasoning and a touch of soy sauce in my burgers. I am really a burger snob, since for the past few years I have been using filet mignon scrap from buying whole tenderloins. I used to have the butcher cut the steaks and grind it for me, but since I have been doing curbside pickup, I have been trimming my own steaks and grinding the scraps myself in my food processor (slightly frozen chunks to keep them from turning into mush when pulsed). Before I got hooked on filet mignon burgers I would just buy a chuck roast and have the butcher trim it and grind it. I have never really liked frozen beef in a burger, I prefer fresh. Frozen ground beef is fine for pasta sauce and other things, though.I am pretty sure I've never bought pre-formed beef burger patties to cook at home. My parents never did, At least then I am sure one saved money by forming ones own patties to cook. Don't know if this is still true, but since I like to season INSIDE my patties, I'm not interested in knowing.
You must have had the Impossible Burger. It's made with no meat at all. No, thanks!!!
I am pretty sure I've never bought pre-formed beef burger patties to cook at home. My parents never did, At least then I am sure one saved money by forming ones own patties to cook. Don't know if this is still true, but since I like to season INSIDE my patties, I'm not interested in knowing.
If I was working or otherwise involved in activities outside of the house that limited my time, I wouldn't have time to be a burger snobI've always made my own patties, but the pre made were given to me to try. I like them. My kids don't, they prefer my home made ones.
Russ